Did y'all see what Stacy said this weekend?
>> Yeah. >> She said that Georgia is the worst
place in the country to live.
Hey, she ain't from here, let her go back where she came from.
She doesn't like it here.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> The only thing she wants to be
president of United States, she don't care about the people in Georgia that's clear.
When we saw on 18, what she did, what she said, we were gonna have blue way,
we're gonna do it with documented and undocumented workers.
I don't think a lot of people in Georgia understood, and
when she told black farmers, you don't need to be on the farm.
And [INAUDIBLE] she told black workers in hospitality and all this, you don't need
to be, she is demeaning her own race when it comes to that, I am really over this.
She should never be considered for material for a governor.
>> So that is, David Perdue on the John Fredericks show, The Godzilla of Truth,
which doesn't really get across the image that I think he was going for there or
maybe it does, I don't know.
Anyway, that is David Perdue saying that Stacey Abrams of course
is a black woman is demeaning her race because, because Republican,
because America, because 2022, she's demeaning her race.
She should be ashamed for herself and for
her race says this white man on the show of another white man
to an audience of lots of white men Jr Jackson, what do you think?
What's the endgame here?
What's the objective?
So, are you looking to generate some more black voters in America for your cause?
Are you looking to have them go?
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Yeah. >> It doesn't seem like that's the call.
>> What is this for outside of to come up with these negativity here?
Or he's just mad and he's not thinking, that's what ignorant people do,
that are biased.
And I think I'm gonna just say that she's a traitor to her race.
What does that mean?
Remember this is the same party that said, Joe Biden saying that,
you ain't black if you don't vote this way, was a bad thing to say.
But now we're gonna go with, hey, she's traitor to black folks because,
something about black people.
And also she should go back to where she came from.
Where is that David?
Where is she from?
Where did she come from?
Are you talking about her ancestors?
And where did they come from?
And why are they here?
Level, we can talk about why anyone is here and
we can actually get to the things that you're probably backing the rest of your
party in, as to denying that any of our children learn about.
Because that would be critical race theory if we talk about where people are from, or
if we get into that whole theory about what happens and
why our systems are biased against certain people.
We might discover that line that you said, feeds to that same narrative and
it's the reason why maybe people should learn where those types
of racist lines came from.
And how they still perpetuate in our society and
still make biases towards certain people strictly based off of the way they look,
not because they make any political statements.
If you disagree with our political statements,
give me political reasons why you disagree with her political statements.
>> We don't see a lot of attacks based on substance.
We really don't.
It's this sort of stuff.
It's that she's demeaning her race and that bothers us because that's our job.
We're supposed to domain that race, she's not supposed to do it.
>> Exactly. >> Now there's not a lot of thought
that went into what he said nor does there need to be, he knows his audience,
he knows how low the bars are.
I think he he probably considered to be somewhat clever what he said about
going back where you're from, because she had spent, so
she has lived in the state that she wants to govern for more than two decades.
Now, I think for most reasonable people, you would consider that living there,
but you see at one point, Jr, she didn't live there more than two decades ago.
So he's not saying go back to your country.
He's just saying go back to Wisconsin or go back to Mississippi,
which she lived in briefly.
See, if you're interpreting that sir as something
else as something racist, that's on you.
I'm just saying Wisconsin because she lived there back in the 90s or something.
And that is what they do.
Now, the fact that Dr. Oz didn't just move to a different state to run but
arguably doesn't live in the state that he's running in.
Do you hear a lot of them telling him to go back where he came from?
No, he's not a black woman.
He's running in a Republican primary.
If it exists, I haven't seen it but with heard, the fact like,
that's all it's gonna take.
Like If Nina Turner took a vacation somewhere, they're gonna say go back where
you came from because they know that that line cells and
they can't wait to deploy it.
This is our politics now.
This this is what drives people,
can anybody who supports David Perdue tell me what he is in favor of,
what is he campaigning on Outside of the 2020 election was stolen.
And Stacey Abrams is Satan reincarnate right?
That's what it is, that's their basis, hate that person,
don't pay any attention to anything that I'm saying I'm gonna do because
you definitely don't wanna hear that.
We're not doing anything for you,
were just trying to anger you enough to make you vote for us.
And by the way, I wanna give you some 100%.
I wanna give you some of Stacey Abrams response.
She, by the way, tries to take it to the substance,, more power to it and
trying to do that.
But here's what she had to say when I asked about these comments.
Which means the poorest among us who are in the most desperate need of help
are still being told by this governor and
this Republican party we will not help you, you don't deserve our support.
I will stand on my record, I will stand on my work and
I will stand in the space where I have lived for,
I've been back for more than 20 years and what I will tell you
is that I love Georgia I've been to every single county in the state And what I hear
from person after person after person is they just want a chance to thrive.
So she has to respond to attacks from both Kemp and Purdue who,
look admittedly, they're also attacking each other And
we'll get into a little bit of the the republican politics there.
But both of them want to run more against Abrams than they do
against who there tonight gonna be going up against in the actual primary.
So, she's gonna try to focus it on what's going on by the way.
The racist attacks that we played for
you came about as a result of not her invoking race.
The comments that Purdue was responding to don't mention race at all.
What she said was, I am tired of hearing about being the best state in the country
to do business when we are the worst state in the country to live.
So she's contrasting a business and a business friendly environment with
an environment that is good for the people actually living there saying when you're
number 48 for mental health, when you're number one for maternal mortality,
when you have an incarceration rate that's on the rise and wages are on the decline,
then you are not the number one place to live.
I think she makes a very good point.
She's talking about the actual environment for people living in that state and
that is not anything that some, some Republican wants to run on.
They want to talk about CRT or they want to talk about Jexas border or
something like that JR.
She is trying to focus on what's actually going on in that state and
they're going to attack and oes David Perdue support.
The guy that endorsed him.
Donald Trump campaigned all over the country telling me much America sucks,
how devastating it is.
A military was depleted.
It sucked, demoralized.
Our country was backwards.
It was on the ground.
Everyone else has beaten us.
We suck, he said it so many times that people are like I guess we got
to make America great again because America sucks, right?
Donald, that's what he said over and over and over again and
somehow they back that up.
But when someone says, hey, the people that live in this state aren't getting
the opportunity to this American dream that we like to preach to everyone.
Because the business community gets it but people don't.
>> Yeah, >> Man, you're criticizing America.
I can't believe you hate the state of Georgia because she's trying to run to
help change it.
Consider you don't have much to go off from her actual statement.
You have to come up with something, again, the basis for the Republican party.
>> If Abrams came out with hat, the hats that said, make Georgia great again,
they'd be like, how dare you imply it's not great.
Now, I would have an issue with the hats because it's invoking democracy,
but also because there are regions of this country that have never been great for
very significant portions of their population wanting things to improve.
I think it's acceptable, I think that that's sort of prerequisite for
wanting to be involved in government.
But they will of course pitch that when they're the incumbents as a bad thing.
But they're out of power trying to get back in and
suddenly it's the most reasonable thing in the world.
>> Remember Michelle Obama said, for
the first time in my life I was proud of my country.
I'm paraphrasing, I remember exactly the line, hair was pulled,
eyes bugged out of heads and then heads were spinning.
They're like, how dare she say that the country whose who oppressed her people and
murdered her ancestors, she's proud of them for
doing something that's not racist and absolutely oppressive behavior.
>> Yep. How could she,
it could because our country has done it to her for her her ancestors entire lives.
That's why.
But someone else can say America sucks and they're great, sorry,
I'm done talking about this.
>> Yeah, it's a joke.
It's yeah, the cupboards were bare.
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